I got it to build for linux with some modifications, if you or anyone
is interested. Now I just need a sawk and syacc.
On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 3:27 PM, erik quanstrom wrote:
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>> It does. That doesn't build either :(
>>
>
> there is very little source code there. why not dump the configure
> goo
> This is how TLS is done. Either %gs or %fs are setup so that a
> prefixed instruction will use the TLS address range.
all the world's a vax. er, wrong century. all the world's
an x86.
> The basic idea is: when segment translation is done anyway, let's
> exploit it and get guest code memor
Having looked into this a bit, it appears to be more like 9vx than
QEMU (uses segmenting capabilities), that is, unless I've forgotten
how 9vx is set up.
I believe some X11 stuff also uses segment registers, as well as TLS
on Linux.
TLS and the kind of segmentation 9vx and NaCl are
Having looked into this a bit, it appears to be more like 9vx than QEMU
(uses segmenting capabilities), that is, unless I've forgotten how 9vx is
set up.
I believe some X11 stuff also uses segment registers, as well as TLS on
Linux.
I
"get it". Especially that they're shooting for Native Arm. It
I just want to point out that in NaCl you can't possibly ever support
proper error handling because NaCl will just let your process die on a
fault.
Other than that i'd like to know what kind of use cases you would find
this interesting for. I can't come up with any, but that's maybe due
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